The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-10-15

carriages were in waiting to carry the Pres
idential party to the foot Of Chestnut
street to the steamer Baton Rouge. Here
Mrs Cleveland, escorted by number OF la
dies and gentlemen, joined the Presidenh
and promptly at IL o'clock the bont steam-
ing up the river, met the party at
the wharf and conveyed them to the fair
grounds, where an elegant lunch was par
taken Of at the Jockey Club Returning
at o'clock the cortege drove through the
principal streets. After arriving ut the hotel
the President and Mrs Cleveland rested
for about an hour and half, when
they were escorted to the Lindell Hotel
balcony and viewed the Vailed PROPHETS
parade At the close of this they were es.
corted to the Merchants Exchange, and re-
manned some time at the ball They were
thence driven to the depot where they
boarded their special train, and leftthe city
en- route for Chicago
CHICAGO, Oct 6--The Presidents train
pulled into the Twenty-third street station
of the Chicago & Alton Mt Chicago at o a. m,
on Wednesday and was received by dense
mass of Chicagoans. who shouted for all
they were worth when the city's guests
appeared. The Presidents party was I'M +,
mediately taken charge of by Mayor
Roche and Postmaster General Villas, who
conducted them to q carriage in waiting,
where they were greeted by General A. IL
Terry, of the United States army; Congress-
men Dunham, Adams, Lawler and Mason,
and Judges Dlodgett and Gresham and COL
lector Seeberger AS soon as the party were
seated the carriages were driven to the head
of the procession and the days welcome
ut Chicago began by the hundreds Of thou
sand who lined the streets in masses, A
continual roar of hurrahs accompanied the
procession, which was through the business
portion of the city and along Michigan
avenue to the reviewing stand on the Lake
Front There were ut least IL, 600 men in
line, different military and civic organiza-
tions taking part Several G.. A. R
posts being among the number. Arriving
at the reviewing stand an address Of well
come was delivered by Mayor Roche, and
the President responded briefly After the
imposing procession had passed the Presi-
dent was driven to the Palmer House, where
he pnrtook Of alight lunch, and snatched q
few moments of quiet and much needed
rest before the public reception begun. Mrs
Cleveland was completely worn out by her
experiences with the enormous crowds
which have greeted the party since leaving
Washington. She was attacked with faint
ness during yesterdays parade, but pluckily
held her position by her husbands side un-
til able to do SO no longer. carriage was
House, where she was attended by DR.. Bry-
ant, of Washington, who is accompanying
the party on its trip. The physician pro-
nounced her indisposition not serious, and
the lady herself soon said she felt better,
and would attend the reception in the after
noon, and she kept her word. The card re-
ception ut the Columbia Theater in the
evening was most brilliant affair.
Here the President and his wife
were introduced to thousands Of MEM
bers Of Chicago upper-ten. The theater
was handsomely decorated Prof. Currier
and an orchestra of sixteen pieces furnished
music for the occasion. The reception
lasted until 10 o'clock, and at its conclu-
sion the distinguished guests were driven
| to the hotel and at once retired.
CHICAGO, Oct 7.-President Cleveland, ac-
companied by Mayor Roche and members Of
the Reception Committee, drove to the
Military Encampment yesterday morning,
and, having hastily reviewed the troops,
| proceeded to the Northwestern depot, where
he was joined by Mrs. Cleveland, and the
Presidential. party departed for Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 1.-The scenes
along the way from Chicago were of the
usual character. The train arrived here at
l o'clock p. IN. The city was handsomely
decorated In honor of the distinguished
| guests, large crowd had assembled at the
depot and deafening shouts of welcome
rent the air when the Presidential
party alighted from the car. Mayor
Wallber and reception committee COM
posed of prominent citizens escorted
the travellers to the waiting carriages q
| monster procession was formed and
they were driven through the principal
| business and residence streets to the court
house, where the mayor formally welcomed
| the President the latter replying to the ad-
dress briefly. The carriages were again
taken and soon Schlitz Park was reached,
where public reception was held. On the
return trip visit was paid to the
exposition where the President was
enthusiastically received At g o'clock
Mrs Cleveland was rendered supper at the
| residence of Mrs John L. Mitchell, and at
7:3O the mistress Of the White House was
taken to the residence of James Kneeland,
where q formal reception was held, to
which none save those favored with invita-
tions were admitted. Here Mrs Cleveland
was greeted by about 600 members of the
cream OF Milwaukee society. At the con-
clusion of the reception-9:3O p. m-Mrs
Cleveland was driven to the Plank-
inton House, where, from the balcony in the
dining-hall, she overlooked the banquet
given by the Merchants Association to her
husband. The latter affair was o most
elaborate one. Covers were laid
for 351 persons The President re-
sponded to the toast, aThe Presi-
dent of the United States" and speeches
were made by Postmaster-General Villas and
others At 10 o'clock this morning the
party left for Madison, where they will be
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